File:Arctic grayling showing iridescent dorsal fin.jpg

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English: A male Arctic grayling (Thymallus arcticus) trapped on Red Rock Creek in Montana in the United States. This male shows the iridiscent, colored dorsal fin of this species. The fish was caught in a fish trap, measured and weighed, tagged, and was being released back into the wild to allow it to migrate upstream and spawn.
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